Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-10-08
N ION were taking IN the sights Of the
Flour City last " ED nesday.

Freya,s ball, No. 1861 Washington ave-,
Isouth, on Tuesday evening, Oct. llth.
Admission 25e. al are invited to be
present.
The Hamil ton Moore case has been
on trial this wee md has created con
siderable ia q Il. The result of the
trial vas not 1T the time of our
going to press s,.s
Judge g. e. d, sof tile Fifteenth
judicial district, has accepted tile inyii-
tation Of Judge ID IL. Of tile Fourth
to preside il Iign polis during tile
February term
Manager Paine has eeeiisyed notice
that the famous Ell ion twins, WhtoI
were born in the baiIa Ing 81 dosing sing,
night last season, ,so,ld BE entered il
the baby show Thursday, Oct IS.
Prot. G. Adams, the eminent
teacher Of Germaj vas viewing the
the sights Of the Flour City last satur-
day. There is m effort being made to.
have the Professor teach Il class in this
city before he returns to Washington.
The motor company will soon receive
eight new close cars from the Pullman
shops. The cars viii not be as large as.
the big ones now run, the city council
having forbidden that length, but they
will be models of beauty and comfort.
The amount Of collections at the
municipal court for the month of Sep
TENDER is So, $50, of which $2,2Sl.75
were fines collected by the criminal
courts, and s524.S0 is from the civil list.
Commitments for the month were 1885,.
number Of persons fined 800. +.
The total of September bank clearings
was S2l, Il, 1866 against sl5, O4S, 647.62.
for August, and 7,271 ,323.S7 for Sep
TENDER, 1886. The total for the nine
months Of 1887 is 1888, 445 81 900. SO against
$109, BIC. 400. 81 forsthe same nine months
last year. The increase is significant.
A local brancllof the White Cross So
ciety has been organized at the Stevens
Avenue Free Baptist church III the
Eighth ward, with the following officers:
superintendent, II. q. barrow; chap
lain, II. s. Roblee; secretary, Miss Lii
liam Phelps. The branch is organized
for work, and will meet Wednesday
evenings.
Two very attractive Colored babies
were secured Wednesday for the infant
exhibit at the exposition. They are
Master Arthur Rhodes and Master. Roy
Miller, respectively Is and months
old. Maj Fred Bracket is a great or
ganizer, is meeting with much success
in his efforts to secure the best speci-
mems of infantile beauty for the show.
Outside of the saw mill fire, septem-
Der a good month to the fire de-
partment. It responded to twcnty-six
alarms, and the loss on buildings, with
the exception noted, was only $500,
covered by insurance Of Sl5. 600, The
mill loss is set down at $500, GOO, insur-
ance, 1924 600; bringing the totals for
the monthsup to the following figures:
Loss on buildings, S203, $50; insurance,
Sl39, 500; loss above insurance. So, 12o.
Married, at the residence Of the
brides father, 6l5, Washington avenue
South, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 9TH,
Mr.. w. I'll. Donncll and. Miss Georgia
Lewis, both Of Minneapolis, Rev. L. II.
Reynolds officiating. The bride was
handsomely arrayed in lavender silk
trimmed with white bugle lace, the
room war attired in conventional black.
The presents were numerous and costly.
We wish them a happy, prosperous life,
and long may it be.
Che Shorter Lycenm was organized
several weeks ago auxiliary to the Short
er A. M. o.. church, its object is to raise
money by weekly dues, entertainments,
etc., to be appropriated to the church
fund, it has been yely successful thus
far, and bids fair to become a perman-
ent organization, of which our People
can well be proud. The well known
and efficient literary worker, Mr.. r.
Wilson, is president.
IF twenty pupils can be obtained
Prof. G. +. Adams, who is now teaching
a German class in st. Paul, will come to
Minneapolis and give course in the
language. Persons who wish to become
members Of the class will please give
their names to either one of the follow
ing persons: Mr.. F. q. Wilson, Mrs. G,
=. Hunt, Mr. John e. Sterret, Mrs. G.. f.
Wilkins, Mr.. "a. Ct. Plummer. Profess
or Adams will not come to the city un-
less the requisite number is obtained.
The Professor has taught classes in
Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Wash
.ington and other cities and at present
occupies the chair Of languages at the
State University at Louisville, KY. He
teaches what is known as the Natural
Method which has been SO simplifed
that any person of ordinary ability who
can read and write English well, can get
2 fair practical knowledge of the Ian
guage. No English is allowed in the
Iclass room; al explanations are given
! in German. The system is that Of ma
ture, the pupil learning German very
much like child acquiring his mother
tongue. His success has been pheno-
menal in every case, as he takes a class
Of pupils who never have read or
spoken word Of German and in six
weeks they will 60 before the public